Sometimes stuff like this gets shoved down behind the sofa and someone has to go dig it out. If not, shout help again and we will all see what we can find. Somewhere on here there is an excellent tutorial on getting EZD up and running with Reaper, just can`t remember where it is, so try googling EZD reaper setup on the forums and it should come up. This sounds like you have the routing for midi from ezd and/or the audio out from EZD`s sound generator/sample player wrongly routed. (I run EZDrummer and Reaper 64bit and 32 bit ok so I know it can be done) ** FRANKT **What's the error message that comes up when you try and drag the groove into Reaper ? loads and reaper seems to recognise the loops I select a new track, arm and use FX - VSTi - EZdrummer sampler.ĮZdrummer pops up. This is a classic problem people seem to have with Reaper, mostly because of the concept of not actually having separate MIDI or Audio tracks.Ĭonfused the hell out of me to start with, too. You do have to point the output of the midi bit at EZDrummer in order for it to actually trigger the samples in EZD and give you some audio. I'll have to try them at more sociable hoursĪs 5 past midnight, with work at 7 its not the best time to get worked up lmao!ĭumb question: You are DEFINITELY using EZD as a vsti and not in standalone mode?īear in mind that dragging MIDI into a track only means that you have recorded the MIDI data into the track. mid file there?īut seem very sensible things to try out! Have you tried drag'n'dropping from EZD to the filesystem (to the Desktop for example)? Does EZD create a.

Have you tried drag'n'dropping some MIDI file from the filesystem to a Reaper track? Does that work? EZD/Reaper combo works fine for me (XP/32).

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